The Original Bedroom Farce
The CCS reading group, boosted by lively newcomers Joanna Williams and Darren Old, celebrated the combination of Aphra Behn and All Fools
2 April 2026
The CCS reading group, boosted by lively newcomers Joanna Williams and Darren Old, celebrated the combination of Aphra Behn and All Fools
The Society’s first reading of the year was Eftsoons the Reckynge, a fascinating a new play by Antonie van den Broek. The
After receiving 50 suggestions for new blue plaques, CCS has drawn up a shortlist of 21 notable individuals and sites it hopes
Following in the footsteps of the Canterbury Society’s most successful Heritage Expo 2024, CCS is hosting the 2026 edition. Plans are already
The Society ended its busy 2025 programme with a very lively and well-attended talk by Councillor Connie Nolan on the Feisty Women
On Thursday 30 November, the Very Reverend David Monteith, Dean of Canterbury, spoke to the Society on the eyebrow-raising subject, ‘The Deans
So thought Somerset Maugham, the great man of letters. On 22 October 2025, Peter Henderson, the Archivist of the King’s School, gave
Before the devastating siege of 1992-96, Sarajevo was a haven of cosmopolitan harmony. Goran Stefanovsky’s eponymous drama Sarajevo, presented by the CCS
The splendid Alluvia statue, commissioned by CCS, created by world famous artist Jason deCares Taylor and installed in the River Stour neat